You will have to rely on a static variable. so change the @State to static. I previously noticed that @State was not enough, cause it seems the main render cycle of @State. Consider my example that has one issue with it. @State var canExecuteOnDisappear = false modalContent .zIndex(1) .onAppear { canExecuteOnDisappear = true } .onDisappear { // HACK: onDisappear fires multiple times for some reason if canExecuteOnDisappear { print("CDM onDisappear") canExecuteOnDisappear = false } } if I were to go through 4 different types of modal content for each content in an array. presenting another sheet after dismissing the previous one I get the behavior: ("CDM onDisappear") gets printed 3 times just fine, and then the last time it prints out 3 instead of 1 so in total 7. CDM onDisappear CDM onDisappear CDM onDisappear CDM onDisappear CDM onDisappear CDM onDisappear CDM onDisappear So change that to a static variable so it updates immediately and not on the main thread. - @State var canExecuteOnDisappear = false + static var canExecuteOnDisappear = false this fixes this issue.

Yes you do nee apple developer account in order to generate identifiers, certificates and apps.

I am getting similar issue. numberOfItemsInSection is being called and is returning 2, in my case. but cellForItemAt is not being called.

Use a scrollview and set the scroll position. scroll views I have seen go behind the notice and navigation bars.

I believe I had my project set up for armv7 development and I opened up Xcode using Rosetta on accident. I dechecked the box, and restarted Xcode. This solved my problem without adding any entries into the excluded build arches. Monterey / Apple Silicon

but what does this feature "universal control" do, or how would you like to use it?